Roofers Kit Guide

Roofers Kit Guide

If part of your work involves working on a roof at height a Roofers Kit is well worth checking out.

In this article, we cover who needs a roofers kit, typical components of a roofers kit, key factors to consider when shortlisting kits and the different kinds of kits available on the market.

Who needs a Roofers Kit?

Whether you are a seasoned professional working on roofs or occasionally need equipment to safely perform work at height, a reliable Roofers Kit is paramount to securing your safety on the job.

Professionals benefitting from a Roofers Kit:

  • Roofers
  • Builders
  • Engineers
  • Electricians
  • Plumbers
  • Painters
  • Maintenance Workers
  • Solar Panel Installers
  • Handyman
  • Technicians  

What’s in a Roofers Kit?

A Roofers Kit is a comprehensive ready-made kit equipped with essential tools and gear to prevent falls whilst working on a roof. A full body harness, rope line with adjuster, carabiner, sling and carry bag are all basic components of most roofers kits on the market.

However, you may need to branch out and upgrade to a more comprehensive or site-specific kit depending on your individual requirements. Complimentary items to upgrade a kit such as temporary anchor points, helmets, rope protectors and lanyards are all readily available.

                  

                

Shortlisting Roofers Kits

Here are some questions to assist you in identifying a suitable Roofers Kit and extras you may need:  

1.)  Will the equipment suit the roof?

Consider the profile and material of the roof and identify any additional hazards such as sharp edges and slope of your working environment. These factors will determine the type of temporary anchor, rope, and rope protection needed for the job. We always recommend to contact us directly for any technical questions and are always happy to have a chat ensuring you are purchasing the right equipment for your needs.

2.)  Does it provide the level of comfort and quality I am after?

Most Roofers Kits will provide a reasonable level of comfort however if you are a professional working at heights on a roof most days on the job we do recommend upgrading to a more comfortable padded harness as well as some additional protective gear such as sun visors, visor protectors and nape protectors.

Protecting yourself from our harsh sun is incredible important whilst working outside on a roof.

3.) Can I trust this kit?

Always buy your Roofers Kit from a height safety specialist to ensure it meets all relevant safety standards and you are dealing with experienced staff who can give you comprehensive advise.

Shopping Roofers Kits

Click on the link below, check out our comprehensive and fully compliant range of height safety kits and feel free to contact us directly for any questions you may have.

All kits can be upgraded with additional extras suited to your needs.

https://shop.nzaccess.co.nz/collections/height-safety-kits